Half of young adults in the Boomer era had already moved out, married, and started families by their late twenties. Today, fewer than a quarter have done the same.
Only 15 percent of Gen Z employees knew what 'move the needle' means. That phrase tripped up most other generations too, so maybe it's the phrase that needs to go.
There's a refreshing shift in how we view self-care and sustainability, with older generations picking up habits that make life feel a little brighter.